hexdec()
Published Jul 12, 2023
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The hexdec()
function returns the decimal equivalent of a given hexadecimal string. It ignores any non-hexadecimal characters, computing the result as if they did not exist.
The function returns a value of type int
if the converted number fits into the platform’s int
type; otherwise, a float
is returned.
Syntax
$decimal = hexdec(hexString);
Where hexString
is the hexadecimal string that is to be converted into a decimal.
Example
This example converts the hexadecimal string "CDECADE"
into its decimal equivalent.
<?php$decimal = hexdec("CDECADE");echo $decimal;?>
This example results in the following output:
215927518
Codebyte Example
This example returns the value of both a well-formed hexadecimal string and its malformed equivalent (non-hexadecimal characters ignored):
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